Should he return, Leeds would gain greatly from the leadership he has demonstrated since joining the Bundesliga team, especially if they are promoted to the Premier League.
Gladbach is currently six points above the relegation playoff spot in the Bundesliga, sitting in 15th position. They have only won one of their previous nine games and have lost their last five.Could Max Wober return to Leeds United?
The path for Wober to return is still very much in place as his loan agreement at Elland Road expires at the end of the current campaign and he has three years remaining on it.
Speaking earlier, he had described Leeds’ style of play as “really cool football” and suggested that, should Leeds win, he would have no say over his future.
The path for Wober to return is still very much in place as his loan agreement at Elland Road expires at the end of the current campaign and he has three years remaining on it.
Speaking earlier, he had described Leeds’ style of play as “really cool football” and suggested that, should Leeds win, he would have no say over his future.
But when he gets back to Elland Road, people will wonder about his attitude if a settlement cannot be reached. Even though he has demonstrated leadership in Germany, he is still among those Leeds players who left the team after they were relegated.
It has been disputed whether any of the club’s loanees would have a role upon their return and their fates remain uncertain as the team has moved on under Daniel Farke’s direction.
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Leeds United likely to demand extra fee for Wilfried Gnonto and Joe Rodon swap transfer
According to The Express, Leeds United is expected to want a higher amount for any possible swap move in order to sign Joe Rodon permanently from Spurs.
On its website, the publication stated that the Londoners’ desire for an additional attacker and their interest in Wilfried Gnonto may lead to a possible double deal.
Although Gnonto is reportedly worth more to Leeds than to Spurs or Rodon, some money is anticipated to be needed in order to complete any deal next month.
Before the transfer window opens, Daniel Farke will already be in negotiations with Nick Hammond. There is currently no pressing need to spend a lot of money, and loan spaces are available for usage.
Naturally, this changes if a major player departs, but even without Gnonto, the wide positions are fantastic with Crysencio Summerville, Jaidon Anthony, Dan James, and Ian Poveda.
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It would be an incredible deal for all parties concerned if Leeds could sign Rodon to a long-term deal and secure an additional £10 million.
In January, the Whites might reenter the market and consider someone like Joseph Paintsil, who became a hot topic of conversation during the summer.
The futures of Anthony and Poveda are still up in the air, even with strong depth, so being able to go out and add another winger to the mix is essential.
Rodon’s admirers at Leeds would undoubtedly accept him for life, as the Welshman has proven to be a terrific player thus far.
Whether it’s next month or the summer, Farke will probably see it the same way and want to hold onto him longer.
It is important to note, though, that keeping both for the entire season will only be advantageous and that there is no pressing need to expedite a permanent deal at this time.
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